[codex] Require modern bash for KDA launches#28
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/bin/bash3.2.PATH,SHELL, andKDA_BASH_BINso spawned Claude/Humanize hooks resolve#!/usr/bin/env bashto the safe runtime.KDA_BASH_BINin the README and Ghostty/Claude workflow guide, and add the same requirement to generated Humanize draft constraints.Why
macOS still ships
/bin/bash3.2 even when Homebrew Bash is installed. Humanize hook paths that run under Bash 3.2 can hitset -uempty-array expansion failures. KernelPilot now fails early or re-execs into the selected modern Bash before creating task state.Validation
bash -n scripts/launch_kda_kernel_task.sh scripts/launch_kernels/*.shKDA_BASH_BIN=/bin/bash KDA_NO_CLAUDE=1 scripts/launch_kda_kernel_task.sh kernels/b200_diffusion_group_norm_silu__multi_shapeexits127with the expected modern-Bash error.